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Determinants of Health - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Beveridge Model
      - Bismarck model
        
        Provides employees with ”sickness funds”
        
        Private insurance plans
        
        Single insistes in some countries while other have multiple competing insurers
      - National Health Insurance model
        
        Government acts as a single layer for all medical procedures
        
        Has private providers
      - Out-of-pocket model
        
        People must pay for their medical bills with their own money.
      - Poor health care systems
        
        In some countries, the government is unable to achieve their health expectations (ex: Africa)
        
        Government is unable to provide the basic healthcare system
        
        "Poor healthcare is leading to 5 million deaths annually in poorer nations"
  - - - A lack of laws can make it difficult and unstable for a person to live within that country
      - Ex. Lack of laws to protect the environment, factories pollutes the area → makes it unlivable and causes health issues
      - Laws that are too strict/too punishing could limit how a person could have a healthy life
      - Ex. Getting into prison for a minor crime → Stuck in prison for years
- - - - Less communication in the family
      - 6 stages of grief
- - - - May lead to bad behaviours
      - Leave severe psychological scars